I have a new hard drive in my desktop. The old one has crashed. I also use my compiler in my laptop. How do I get new license files?
My name: Urban Hahne
Email urban@hahnes.se
Compilator: microC PRO for PIC.

I am still using ver 6.0.0. I did not upgrade to 6.6.1 because some bugs in the beginning. Now I think ver 6.6.2 is stable. What is the significant improvement in ver 6.6.2 comparing with ver 6.0.0?

Ver 6.0.0 is working great for me so give me some good reason to upgrade.

Dany wrote:

Seniorlemuren wrote:The file format is MPKG for the Pascal example and I am not able to open it?

There is a .zip file also, just in case a user has not installed e.g. the mP compiler.

Yes, I found it. Thank You.

The file format is MPKG for the Pascal example and I am not able to open it?

I bump this up, because it is for the boat and its still summer and its urgent to solve this problem.

I have built a control system for throttle and gear for a boat. Everything is operated by stepper motors and encoders. For presenting current settings, it is connected an OLED that communicates with I2C. The program is done in mikroC PRO and I use lib feature I2C to write to the display. The problem...

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The problem was that this was missing: But they should be defalut = 1 ??

I have used Interrupt-on-pin change (pin RB6,RB7) on PIC18F4550 as input from a encoder and now I changed the µC to PIC18F5622 and the interrupt is not working. This is the pin settings: ANSELA = 0x00; // Configure AN pins as digital I/O ANSELB = 0x00; // Configure AN pins as digital I/O ANSELC = 0x...

ADCON1 = 0b00001111 ; // Configure AN pins as digital I/O For those chips, ADCON1 don't set A/N. Use ANSELx only. I missed this post totally. Sorry about that. Thank you all for your help. I had completely missed this post from Toley that talked about what was wrong. This was missing: ANSELC = 0x00...

Toley wrote:

ADCON1 = 0b00001111 ; // Configure AN pins as digital I/O

For those chips, ADCON1 don't set A/N. Use ANSELx only.

I missed this totally. Sorry about that. Thank you all for your help.

Ok. for to do it very simple then. I wrote: And the led continued to light the whole time.
And now I am I expect someone from the mikroC support people to support. Because this is something weird.

I have now tryed to shange the PIC18F4550 against a PIC18LF45K50: It is 3.3V but I tested to run PIC18F4550 who is a 5v om 3.3V and it was no problem at all. So what a f..k is the difference between 4550 and 45K50 . I even tryed a PIC16F887 and it was working. But not these K µC. Is there someting m...

I dont know where you foud this information. This is the information I have about the OLED. No backlight, the display unit can be self-luminous High resolution: 128 * 64 Viewing angle:> 160 ° Supports many control chip: Fully compatible with Arduino, 51 series, MSP430 series, STM32 / 2, CSR chip, et...

Unfortunately I have no other I2C devices to test with so that is not possible. The first test you described : (if (I2C1_Wr(dev_address)))I think is not necessarily because that is proven by the try to write in the header-file, where it hang: "I2C1_Wr(0x78);"The program i stopped here awaiting for t...